Book Truck and Trailer Parking in Kirkland, WA

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Book truck parking in Kirkland, WA

(Seattle, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 1717 NE 145th St)

$20.00

per day

$80.00

per week

$200.00

per month

(Bellevue, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking off 156th Ave)

$22.00

per day

$100.00

per week

(Woodinville, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 6432 233rd Pl SE)

$30.00

per day

$120.00

per week

$300.00

per month

(Seattle, WA Truck and Trailer Parking NO ATTACHED SEMIS on 2751 16th Ave SW)

$35.00

per day

$150.00

per week

$375.00

per month

(Newcastle, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 7115 132nd Pl SE)

$30.00

per day

$120.00

per week

$300.00

per month

(Tukwila, WA Truck and Trailer Parking on 150-1 48th Ave S)

$25.00

per day

$125.00

per week

$450.00

per month

(Snohomish, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking off of Springhetti Rd. Limited Entry and Exit Times)

$135.00

per week

$400.00

per month

(Kent, WA Bobtail and Box Truck Parking on 18250 E Valley Hwy)

$27.00

per day

$105.00

per week

$275.00

per month

Book truck parking in Kirkland, WA

Highways to Kirkland, WA from surrounding areas

If you are driving into Kirkland, WA, use the major routes that fit your direction of travel and keep an eye on your hours so you are not searching late.

  • From the south or north, take Interstate 405 (I-405). This north-south freeway runs through Kirkland and is the main route for getting in and out.
  • From the east, State Route 520 (SR 520) brings you across Lake Washington on the floating bridge and links you to I-405. It has tolls, so plan for that before you roll.
  • From the west, State Route 522 (SR 522) takes you through Bothell and into Kirkland. It can be a solid choice if SR 520 is crowded.
  • Inside town, Central Way, also called SR 908, is one of the main roads for local access to businesses and services.

That route plan matters if you need big rig parking or semi truck parking and want to avoid creeping around after dark or parking where you should not. Keep the route simple, stay moving with a plan, and use the road that matches your side of the city.

Navigating Kirkland, WA metro highways in the city

  • Interstate 405 is the main north-south route through Kirkland, WA. Use it to get in and out fast. Peak hours can clog it, so keep an eye on your ELD and HOS.
  • State Route 520 crosses I-405 east-west and can save you time if you are headed to Seattle or Redmond. It is a toll road, so pick it when the time saved is worth the cost and the lane change.
  • If you need big rig parking or semi truck parking after you get off the freeway, plan ahead. Kirkland traffic can tighten fast, and a late exit can turn into deadhead miles you do not need. The marketplace can handle bobtail parking, trailer-only slots, oversized loads, and bookings from hourly to monthly, and all truck and trailer types are welcome here.

Considerations to care for your truck in Kirkland, WA seasons and weather

  • Kirkland, WA has a temperate climate, but the season matters when you are trying to park a rig. Spring runs from 50°F to 65°F and brings rain, so keep your wipers in good shape, slow your approach, and leave more room because wet pavement stretches stopping distance. Summer, from June to August, is usually warm and dry, with temperatures hovering around 75°F, which makes daytime moves easier but can still leave you hunting for big rig parking after a long run. Fall cools to 45°F to 65°F, and the rain picks up again toward the end of the season, so plan for slick roads and longer braking distance. Winter from December to February can drop below freezing, and snowfall isn't uncommon, which means icy roads can show up fast. Keep enough tread on your tires and have chains ready. If you need semi truck parking, plan ahead before the weather cuts into your hours or forces you to park in a bad spot.

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